Trading Account Investors: investor-defined mandates and manager proposals

What is Trading Account Investors?

Normally, an investor browses the trading accounts catalogue and picks an existing account or sends a contact request to a specific manager. In Trading Account Investors, discovery works the other way around: the investor publishes their exact mandate once, and only managers who hold active Sanjesh authorization in the requested method can propose a matching account.

This directory is the structural counterpart to trading accounts and is available at /tai (plus the four proprietary method views `/tai/gamm`, `/tai/camm`, `/tai/damm`, and `/tai/samm`), with each approved mandate having its own dedicated page, share link, and live embed widget (such as `/tai/inv-0001`).

Why are only PAMM Iran’s four proprietary methods eligible?

Mandates in this directory are accepted exclusively for PAMM Iran’s four proprietary methods:

• GAMM: shared pool management with pre-declared risk limits;
• CAMM: PAMM Iran direct copy from a live sender account into the investor’s account;
• DAMM: dedicated mirror management by one manager for one investor, with no password handover;
• SAMM: splitting one destination account across several qualified managers with defined shares.

Traditional external methods (PAMM, MAM, Copy Trading, LAMM/RAMM) are excluded from this directory because only the four proprietary methods run under PAMM Iran’s direct Sanjesh qualification gate alongside the Separ and TARAZ companion services.

The three-pillar umbrella: Sanjesh, Separ, and TARAZ

• Sanjesh qualification gate: not every user or trader can submit a proposal. At submission time, the system verifies that the manager owns a published account with an active, unrevoked Sanjesh certificate in at least one of the proprietary methods requested by the investor.
• Separ equity protection: the investor can run the Separ MetaTrader EA on their receiving account to monitor equity limits and request a reverse hedge order (terminal setup and broker execution are not guaranteed).
• TARAZ fee settlement: on supported paths, the manager’s performance fee is calculated only on new profit above the previous equity peak (High-Water Mark), and PAMM Iran’s share is deducted from inside the manager’s stated performance fee—never added on top of it.

Complete identity privacy, dedicated page & live widget

• When an investor submits a mandate under My requests, their name, email address, and mobile number remain strictly private.
• Platform staff review the mandate note before publication to ensure it contains no phone numbers, messenger handles, or personal identifiers.
• Once approved, the mandate is published under a unique anonymous code (such as `INV-0001`) with its own dedicated page (`/tai/inv-0001`), complete with a direct share link, live HTML iframe widget, and JavaScript embed script (`widget.js`).

Step-by-step guide for investors

1. Open My requests and fill in the “Trading Account Investors” form.
2. Select one or more proprietary methods (`GAMM`, `CAMM`, `DAMM`, or `SAMM`), enter your target capital, maximum drawdown, and maximum performance fee, and submit.
3. After staff review and approval, you receive a notification and your mandate appears publicly under `INV-XXXX` on the Trading Account Investors directory.
4. Whenever a Sanjesh-authorized manager submits a proposal, you are notified and can inspect the proposed account code, proposed fee percentage, and manager note under My requests, check the account’s official TAM page and analytical statement, and accept or decline the proposal.

Step-by-step guide for account managers

1. Make sure your published trading account holds a current, valid Sanjesh certificate in at least one of the four proprietary methods.
2. Browse active mandates on the Trading Account Investors page or under Leads and featured spots, filtering by proprietary method, trading style, or symbol.
3. In the “Trading Account Investors” section of Leads and featured spots, choose your eligible account, the matching proprietary method, and your proposed performance fee (up to the investor’s stated ceiling), and submit your official proposal.
4. As soon as the investor accepts or declines your proposal, you receive an official inbox notification.

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